If I need a truck for only 2500 miles worth of use every year, it would look like this:

I’ve noticed the same thing, but like you said its just older monitors and I could only see it in my peripheral vision.

Today I learned that F-22s have external hardpoints.

I would buy this as a poster.

How did you guys get a pic of my daughter’s phone??

I’ve had this idea for smog scrubbing towers for years, was never sure about what I would do with the concentrated smog though...

Cars but no coffee

I venture to guess that that metallic puddle used to be a wheel.

Just playing devil’s advocate here - don’t you think perhaps that for the pieces that are made of metal, that material was chosen for a reason? Being the hinges and all, you know...

Indeed, lactose is a sugar.

For context, the Tesla model S battery is a bit more than 1/2 a metric ton. The Quant would still need a (significantly smaller) battery but I'd expect overall weight difference to be not too much different from the Tesla. As far as sloshing, if they use rigid containers that should be negligible / a non-issue. All…

Its not your typical hobby shop rocket, for sure.

Hence, the (underwhelming) raises...

Now I can't unhear a German Shepherd barking and growling when I watch this video, thx.

What was real world fuel econ like?

Corporations benefit from prison labor in America RIGHT NOW. Why is a company that did the same thing 30 years ago in a country that no longer exists news?

lol wat signs

The whole thing doesn't look all that sturdy to begin with judging from the video, and looks like the reflective surface is just covered with film that'll peel and flake off over time.

Just yesterday this same picture flashed across my pc's desktop and I thought the exact same thing.